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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
8
A three and a half year old boy named Marvin Cady went missing on Tuesday. He was later located by the owner of a toy wagon and returned home. Local reports note various town visitors and residents mentioning rainfall patterns and agricultural topics as well.
In Columbus on July 22, chiefs of the Cox camp moved to press Bryan to decline the prohibition party nomination. Bryan's selection stunned Cox followers and prompted fears that rivals might force the nominating process to pressure Cox for support of a dry stand. Cox declined to comment.
Rioting resumed in West Belfast during the mill dinner hour as the post office was wrecked and police fired on rioters. A soldier and several civilians were wounded in the melee.
Lincoln dispatches say Bryan remains silent while reporters and telegraph services track his moves to five locations. The Prohibition Party shifts its convention schedule awaiting word if Bryan accepts the nomination, with plans formed under the assumption he will.
Tokio reports an official investigation into bribery allegations linked to smuggling Japanese sailors into the United States. The foreign office said it will enforce the Rent inimen agreement to curb illegal departures, with a probe already showing hundreds of Japanese sailors docked in American ports.
New Hope wins as the Resolute crew undergoes prep work for tomorrow's race. American watchers note the victory follows yesterday's setback to Bhnaarfeek, attributed to her superior size, shaping the next matchup.
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard a proposed railroad schedule to raise 659 million in extra revenue. Plans include cutting passenger fares by 0 percent except baggage and parlor car charges, raising milk transport rates, freight switching charges, and added charges for Pullman and multiple-ticket options as prices soar.
Thousands of Russian refugees crowd the Revel cathedral grounds hoping a wind would blow gold tiles from the domes. The gold domes cost 46 000 dollars and have been damaged by the war. The relief effort is aided by the American Central Committee for Rustan Relief.
Milis are granted praschbe under street ordinance. The council approved Willow Street work and advertised bids for Turner Street sewer and a sewer cleaning machine. Victor L. Vavellin urged buying the machine to protect property in the lower city. An extra $50 entertainment fund grant was approved from carnival license money for the summer normal school. Permits for repairs within fire limits issued to I C C F lodec Mex Mary O Gara and J Murphy. Treasurer's report read and accepted.
A garbled report notes graveyard style signs were installed downtown to reduce crashes. Authorities claim the unconventional markers deterred drivers during a busy week, with no severe incidents recorded that period amidst wary pedestrians.
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